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The Cruise 2027 Collection explores the House’s longstanding relationship with Hollywood.

The art of dressing, photographed by Grace Ahlbom.

Renowned American artist Sheila Hicks reimagines the iconic Lady Dior.

A house signature since 1946.

A new silhouette by Jonathan Anderson, the Dior Archie exhibits the balance of volume and line for which the House is renowned. Sculptural and boxy, it is crafted with precision in Dior’s Italian ateliers.

Crafted in Italy, the Dior Médaillon is hand-stitched and finished with a lobster clasp made in the House ateliers.

All these accessories are conceived for moments of rejuvenation synonymous with joy and freedom.

A Parisian rendezvous, photographed by David Sims.

The Chiffre Rouge watch creations embody a contemporary flair, quintessentially Dior.

Designed by Jonathan Anderson, the Diorly has a soft silhouette and features a gold-finish 'D-i-o-r' chain on the shoulder strap.

The Lady Woven bag is Jonathan Anderson's new interpretation of a House icon.

Rural escapades, photographed by Theo Wenner.

For the Salone del Mobile 2026, in Milan, Dior and Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance pursue their collaboration with new Corolle lamps.

Blue-grey metal, golden stone.

Couture heritage, modern lines

Crafted by hand in Italy, the Dior Bow Sandals have a distinctive D-shaped sole.

The art of dressing is explored en plein air. A dialogue between nature and artifice.

Dior Maison presents a series of hand-painted decorations on Limoges porcelain, available in select boutiques.

Summer classics, distinctly Dior.

Parisian pursuits at the Jardin du Luxembourg

Each Book Cover Tote is a testament to the House's savoir-faire, meticulously crafted stitch by stitch.

Drawing on the excellence of the Ateliers, this virtuoso interplay revisits codes and breathes life into a unique creation.

The new Rose des Vents campaign featuring Dior ambassadors Ever Anderson, Mia Goth, and Sophie Wilde.

Nature and art align in sculptural volumes and sinuous draping, tailoring contrasting with botanical embellishments.

This season, the play on history and affluence established in Jonathan Anderson’s Summer 2026 collection evolves, absorbed into a new set of influences.

Celebrating the many characters we play in the theatre of life

Photographer Theo Wenner documents the Summer 2026 collection in a quiet, after-hours wander through the Rodin Museum, Paris

An innovative silhouette, the Dior Bow bag designed by Jonathan Anderson fuses the Creative Director’s renowned wit with the House’s savoir-faire

Designed by Jonathan Anderson, the Dior Roadie shoes combine an ultra-flexible construction with unexpected design details

For Spring Summer 2026, Jonathan Anderson celebrates this cherished symbol, adding a joyfully decorative touch to the Lady Dior

Stretching the horizon: a play on history and affluence, decoding the language of the House in order to recode it.

“Designing for a house like Dior requires an empathy with its history while forging a path forward” – Jonathan Anderson

Dior Lady Art celebrates its 10th edition through the eyes of ten contemporary artists, combining couture heritage and captivating reinvention.